Friday, August 11, 1967
JEWISHWESTERN BULLETIN
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Gary Lowy will be SJ. Bar-tAitzvah
Sabbath morning services at Congregation Schara Tzedeck this coming Saturday, Aug. 12, will be marked by the Bar-Mitzvah of - Gary Irving, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lowy. The Bar-Mitzvah celebrant, a student of Schara Tzedeck Religious School, will chant the Haftorah and appropriate blessings.
Rabbi Marvin Hier will officiate and preach the sermon, and Rev. Wm. Shuster will conduct the service and read the Torah.
Services begin at 9 a.m. Joseph Youngson, principal of Schara Tzedeck Religious School, will present the Bar-Mitzvah certificate.
Regular sunset kabbalat Shab-bat services on Friday evening commence at 8:20 p.m. Candle-lighting time is 8:16 p.m. Regular class in Bible and Commentaries will meet at 7:50 p.m. in the chapel
SHALOM AND THANK YOU'
Mrs. Freada Morris announces that she is leavingr Aug, ZO to take up perman-c^nt residence in Montreal. Her heartfelt, thanks go out to her many friends in B'nai B'rith Women, Hadas-sah, Mizrachi Women and Pioneer Women's Council, for their many thoughtful gestures to her on her departure and through all past years.
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
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ROOSEVELT PARK - MUSEUM 2nd Ave. & 2nd St. 624-6236 1:30 p.m. except Sunday
MRS. JACK BELZBERG, left, hostess for the upcoming Medical Aid to Israel coffee party on Wednesday, Aug. 16, is seen in the garden of her home at 6921 Fremlin finalizing arrangements with convener, Mrs. L. Komar (centre) and Mrs. I. Grad (right) who is publicity chairman.
MEDICAL AID EVENT DRAWS
ENTHUSIASTIC INTEREST
Richard Crane is celebrant Aug. 19
Sabbath services at Schara Tzedeck synago-gue on Saturday, Aug. 19. will mark the Bar-Mitzvah of Richard Henry Crane, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crane. The Bar-Mitzvah celebrant, a student of Schara Tzedeck Religious School, will participate in the Saturday evening service and will chant the Havdalah. The service will begin at 8:25 p.m.
Fred Silber president of Congregation Schara Tzedeck, will present the Bar-Mitzvah certificate.
Regular sunset kabbalat Shab-bat service on Friday evening, Aug. 18, will begin at 8:05 p.m.
with candle-lighting time 8:03 p.m.
Regular class in Bible and Commentaries will meet at 7:35 p.m. in the chapel. Saturday morning service will begin at 9 a.m. Rabbi Marvin Hier will officiate, and Rev. Wm. Shuster will conduct the stMvice and read tho Torah.
Medical Aid to Israel is the theme and the purpose of the Coffee Party to be held next Wednesday, Aug. 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the home of Mr. and
B.BJ.O. Council elects 1. Sparton
At the last meeting of the Vancouver B'nai B'rith Youth Organizations Council, Jack Sparton, past president, Lion's Gate lodge, was elected president of the Council.
Also elected to serve were Mrs. H. Carr, past president, B.B.W. Vancouver Pacific chapter 763, as first vice-president; recording secretary, Mrs. V. DeWitt, past president, Vancouver Pacific chapter 763; treasurer, Mrs. Adele Moss, B.B.W. Centennial chapter 1022; and corresponding secretary. Jack Huberm'an, advisor. Totems AZA 646.
Mr. Sparton appointed Lennie Lif chus, president. Sir Winston, CHiurchill Memorial Chapter AZA and Mrs, Jack Sparton, PP, as Dublicity chairmen for the coming year.
Mrs. Jack Belzberg, 6921 Fremlin.
Two thousand and five hundred wounded soldiers need help. The men, women and children who use the facilities at the Marine hospital at Eilat; the polio, cerebral palsy and geriatric facilities at Sarafand; the blood bank facilities which service all of Israel; and the first aid stations at Arad and Kfar Saba; they also need the Community's help.
Convener, Mrs. L. Konar, is being assisted by: treasurer, Mrs. M. Meyer; patroness chairman, Mrs. Wm. Libby; dining room, Mrs. I. Garfinkel; door, Mrs. I. Andrews; and publicity, Mrs. I. Grad.
Narks Centennial at B.B.W. meet
WIGS
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This Is the Sign
of the Fhiest European Pastry In Town
MOZART KONDITOREI
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MRS. M. LIFCHUS
At the recent 45th Annual B'nai B'rith Women District 4 Convention held in Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Maurice Lifchus, past District 4 B.B.W. president, was given a distinct honor as first Canadian woman to be elected to serve as president of this District. She gave the Canadian Centennial observance in honor of the Canadian Chapters in the District.
Mrs. Lifchus also attained another "first" by being elected to serve as one of the seven national representatives for B'nai B'rith Women Triennial Convention to be held in Washington, D.C.
LICENSED HOTSPRINGS HOTEL
Owner's health forces the sale of his licensed 70-room hotel at world-famous Radium Hotsprings. This is the first offering of this prime business property. Asking price is $300,000, but all reasonable^ offers will be considered, as owner says to sell quickly. • For additional information, please call Mr. Thomsett at 263-6959 (Res.).
Or write to —
GREIG & ASSOCIATES REALTY LTD.
(EXCLUSIVE AGENTS) 5565 WEST BOULEVARD 261-8121 (DAYS)
CLASSIFIEDS
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED BOARD AND/OR ROOM FOR young man. Call the Jewish Family Service Agency, 263-3413.
FOR RENT
2 ROOMS FOR RENT Suitable for students, nurse, or young business or professional person. Phone TR 6-6691 from 7 to 9 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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THIS IS A SPECULATIVE ISSUE
BEN ZVI HADASSAH will
meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Lapidus, 5562 Ash St., on Tuesday,
Aug. 15, 8 p.m.
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AUXILIARY HOME FOR AGED will hold a board meeting Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1 p.m., for all board members.
ALERT TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
For the small contractor and salesman. Also any other shopkeeper. Phone 872-2923
BUILDING SUPPLIES
SPOOLS LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Everything for building. Fast Service. 5669 Victoria Drive FA 1-9177
DRESSMAKING
Direct from London, England! Now at 441 Seymour St., Vancouver
Phone 681-9011—Eric & Tony will design and make ladies coats and suits, exclusively for you — from as low as $50. You will also receive COMPLETELY FREE a made to measure skirt with every order taken on or before June 31. 1967. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Business hours 9:30 - 5:30 Monday through Saturday Eves. ph. 685-1704 or 738-3846
GARDENING
FURNITURE
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Phone: 254-2741
LANDSCAPING
SPECIALIZE IN NEW LAWNS, HEAVY duty rototilling, top soil, and tractor work by A and W Landscaping. Phono 327-6238 or 263-4886.
BRANDOW WOODS AND SONS LANDSCAPING
Lawn Maintenance, clean up, late deliveries. Free estimates. Top quality service and 24 hour service. Phone 879-6913.
SPECIALIZING
R. BAUER—CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
Rumpus rooms, patios, carports. Cement Jobs. Work Guaranteed. 325-1505
PAINTING & DECORATING
BARK MULCH "For Beautiful Gardens" Less than $2 a yd. in unit quantities. ALLIED HEAT & FUEL LTD. 7 3 8 - 7 1 6 1
LAWN & GARDEN MAINTENANCE Cutting, trimming, power raking and fertilizing. Expertly done at reasonable prices. Phone 879-1949.
FOR A REASONABLE PRICE AND FREE estimate call 879-6910. Residence and Commercial. All work guaranteed. Our specialty is cracked stucco. We guarantee to turn it out as new.
HOMES $135 AND UP Interior and exterior. Brush. Roller. Spray Painting.
Specializing on Commercial Apartments. Free estimates. No job too small. Phone 521-2373
TUTORING
PIANOFORTE
Have your child learn appreciative music in your own home, by a qualified teacher. Examination courses will be considered if desired. Vancouver and Richmond area inclusive.
Phone Mr. C. BROWN — 263-3703
